Resilience during the health emergency in residents of an unattended population in north lima

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Abstract

Resilience is a way of acquiring skills that allow to face situations that compromise its health well-being during the coronavirus pandemic. The research objective is to determine the resilience during the coronavirus pandemic in residents of a vulnerable area of North Lima. The results show the resilience of the residents of a vulnerable area of North Lima, where 13 (1%) have a low resilience level, 413 (30.8%) have medium resilience level and 917 (68.2%) high resilience level. It is concluded that strategies should be promoted on how to maintain mental health at home during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Matta-Solis, H., Edonis-Haro, E., Vara-Tarazona, L., Matta-Zamudio, L., Meneses-Claudio, B., & Perez-Siguas, R. (2021). Resilience during the health emergency in residents of an unattended population in north lima. Journal of Medical Pharmaceutical and Allied Sciences, 10(6), 3843–3847. https://doi.org/10.22270/jmpas.V10I6.1590

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